XA Series Potential Energy Recovery Stacker
The Hangcha XA Series Potential Energy Recovery Stacker is an eco-friendly electric pallet stacker offering a 1,200kg to 1,500kg capacity and a 3,540mm lift height, equipped with a gravity-based hydraulic energy recovery system and a soft landing valve.
Designed to reduce energy footprints inside logistics depots through advanced hydraulics, the Hangcha XA Series Potential Energy Recovery Lithium Stacker re-feeds battery cells during operation. As the mast lowers under gravity, the system converts hydraulic return pressure into electrical energy to trickle-charge the battery. The heavy-duty steel plate frame and dust-proof key switch ensure high reliability inside dusty workshops, complemented by a soft landing cushioning system.
Key Features
- Potential Energy Recovery: Converts return hydraulic pressure during mast lowering into battery charge.
- Soft Landing Cushioning: Automatically slows down lowering speed when forks approach the floor to protect loads.
- Dust-Proof Key Switch: Sealed ignition assembly preventing dust, water, and oil penetration in harsh mills.
- High-Strength Frame: Built with thick structural steel plates to ensure a long service life under high residual loads.
How does the potential energy recovery system extend battery runtime?
The potential energy recovery system recaptures the kinetic force of the lowering mast and heavy pallets. By converting this gravity-based force into electrical current, it feeds energy back into the lithium cells, decreasing power consumption by up to 15% and extending single-charge shifts.
Technical Specifications
| Load Capacity | 1,200~1,500kg |
| Lift Height | 3,540mm |
| Drive Type | Li-Ion (Energy Recovery) |
Engineered with energy-recovery circuits and sealed ignition keyways, this stacker is CE certified. Plant managers state: "The Hangcha XA Potential Energy Recovery stacker recaptures gravity force during load lowerings, feeding it back to the battery. Its dust-proof switch keeps it running reliably in our dusty casting plants."
